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No, we need a balance. If you want to call them renewables, it's used as a positive word, but this is a fact of life, is they're intermittent. And when they're intermittent, until we have storage solutions and we're years away from having significant enough cost-effective storage to support that, we need to have the baseload or the intermittent doesn't even have a life.
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It doesn't give him the power to decide which laws he likes or to make his own law. A perfect example is the tariffs.
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The Constitution in Article I, Section 8 expressly delegates to Congress the power to regulate trade among nations. That's the term, regulate trade among nations. So they delegated that to the president years ago with a caveat that it could only be used unilaterally by the president in an emergency.
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And the thinking was, you know, in a time of war when there was really some crisis that you had to resolve, I hate to tell you, man, there's no emergency with Canada. There's no emergency with Denmark or South Korea or Japan or our allies. Now, maybe you can argue that we have a serious situation. maybe an emergency with China, given the difficulties of that piece of trade.
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The moves, all the moves. And I went to see the Eagles at the Sphere a couple of weeks ago. I took a couple of my kids. I'm a big Eagles fan.
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But to use this for this worldwide tariff regime, which really threatens our economy and the world economy, again, it's exactly what the framers didn't want.
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It's sort of like a nice little state you have there. It would be a shame if something happened to it. And the issue is not trans athletes. That's a legitimate issue for debate. My question is, should that be decided on the local level or the federal level? Does that really rise to the level of being a federal law?
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Or is this something states and school boards and sports bigs should decide on their own? By the way, there was a very telling moment in that exchange, a very crucial telling moment where at one point he said, we are the law. Well, we are the federal law. He started to say, I am the law.
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Not those Eagles. No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let's be clear. We're talking about the Music Eagles, Hotel California, not the Philadelphia Eagles. Oh, no.
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I am the law. I hate to say this, but he's not the law. Congress makes the laws. And we had a bill about trans athletes, and that's the way this should proceed. He doesn't get to write a law, call it an executive order. An executive order is not a law. And the governor's position is, look, I'm just obeying Maine law. And she ended her comment by saying, see you in court.
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which, by the way, they got a temporary restraining order last Friday night from a federal district judge of like a 40-page opinion saying why the president was not correct. So the dispute really wasn't about trans athletes. It was about the president's ability to impose his view of what the law ought to be on a state. And this could happen to any state.
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And also part of it, we all know, was sort of personal pique He took umbrage that this governor dared to stand up to him. And then later on, to underline that, he said a week or so ago, if she apologizes, if she gives a heartfelt apology We'll give him all the money.
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To me, that tells you this was all about personal, not legal or policy. But in the meantime, Pablo, we're losing money for kids' lunches, for programs that pay farmers to grow food to go to food banks. to support low-income kids in our schools. At one point, they cut off something called the Sea Grant Program.
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24 across the country, it supports local fishing communities and programs along the coastline. We were the only ones that were cut off. You don't want a system where one person can reach out and... take this kind of action. So it was a tell, as I say, when he said, we are the law, because I think that's what he thinks.
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Good trouble, I hope, as John Lewis would say.
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Are we importing their values?
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Well, there are really three guardrails, Pablo. The first is the Congress. And frankly, we're falling down on the job miserably. I keep talking to my Republican colleagues and say, you know, what's it going to take? And maybe this sending this guy to El Salvador and not making the slightest effort to get him back and essentially defying an order of not only the lower court, but the U.S.
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Supreme Court. Pretty rare to get nine to nothing in the U.S. Supreme Court, by the way, these days. And so the Congress needs to step up. We could, for example, pull back the tariff power. We could say, okay, no more nominees, and we're not going to do your precious tax bill until you start to control Doge and to also not claim these kinds of powers.
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In other words, the Congress does have a role to play here if they'll play it. So far, they're not doing so. Myself and the Democratic side don't have the votes. There's a majority in the Senate and in the House that gives them the power of what happens in the Congress. The second line of defense, as you say, is the courts. And so far, the courts have been doing a pretty good job.
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And again, it's telling... that the response of the president to an unfavorable court decision is to suggest that the judge should be impeached.
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Where does that leave us? Where does that leave us in terms of protection of the rights that we all value? The question is, is this administration going to obey a court order? To me, the court order about bringing the fellow back from El Salvador was pretty damn clear. You shall facilitate. Well, what the hell does facilitate mean? It means make it happen.
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And it's clear that they were making no effort whatsoever to make it happen. The third line of defense is the people themselves. And we see them acting up, speaking up, rallies. I was at a hands-off rally in Portland, the biggest crowd I've ever seen in Portland two weeks ago.
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We had one here in Maine yesterday where farmers, it takes a lot to piss off a farmer, but the farmers were pretty angry because of what this administration has done to the agriculture programs. So the people have a role, but here's the deal. The ultimate power of the people is in elections. And we don't have an election for 19 months. And I don't think we have 19 months.
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We could be past a point of no return. And that's why I come back to the Congress. It's our responsibility. Here's really something interesting. We're back to semantics. To defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic,
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Isn't it interesting that the framers anticipated there would be domestic enemies and that our fundamental responsibility as members of Congress that we take the oath is to defend the Constitution. And right now it's the Constitution that's being
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The president just last night is really mad that people that are in this country under parole by the last administration have to have due process before you can kick them out. He was furious. How could this be possible? Well, the Constitution says no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. They knew how to use the word citizen.
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It's used in the Constitution, but they use person. Which means any person who's here is entitled to due process rights. And people say, well, those are immigrants to hell with them. I'm reminded of that famous quote from pre-Holocaust. First they came for the Jews and I didn't worry because I wasn't a Jew. And then they came for gay people and I didn't care because I wasn't gay.
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Then they came for the Catholics and I didn't care because I wasn't Catholic. Now they're coming for me and there's no one here to stand up for me.
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Well, I'll tell you what, when I ran for reelection last year, I never knew what I was getting into. I didn't anticipate this. I mean, I was a senator through four years of the first Trump administration, but this is way different. He doesn't seem to have anybody around him who will tell him no or will tell him, you know, this isn't really the best thing to do.
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That's always dangerous for any leader. Remember, I went back to my teaching, and one of the things I used to teach was you've got to have people in your circle who are empowered to, and in fact, in my case, required to tell you when you're full of . If you don't, you're gonna make big mistakes.
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A friend of mine in business up here in Maine has a sign on his office wall that says, if you and I agree all the time, one of us isn't necessary. And so that's a real danger. From his point of view, That's dangerous because he's not going to get the straight information and he's going to make mistakes. Just, I mean, the tariff policy is a perfect example of there's no policy.
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There's no policy you can discern because it changes every two or three days. And what's clear is it wasn't really thought through. That's why this power was put in Congress because things like tariffs are pretty important. They should be debated and the pros and cons evaluated. That apparently didn't happen in this case.
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I think it's a little of both. I think some of the president's advisors are malicious. Elon Musk, for example, really enjoys firing people. Obviously, they don't know what they're doing, literally. They're firing people that they have to rehire two or three days later. Oh, those people take care of nuclear weapons. I guess we shouldn't have fired them.
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So there's malice in terms of this, what I believe is taking pleasure. Have you ever heard Elon Musk express a moment of remorse about the people's lives who are being upended and screwed up? No, zero. In fact, he's on the stage at that conference with his sunglasses and a chainsaw grinning about how cool it is that he's destroying people's lives. This is the chainsaw for bureaucracy.
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Now, what's going on in Social Security, I think, is a little bit of both. At first, I thought they just didn't know what they were doing and they were cutting offices just for the sake of firing people. But now it appears that they really are trying in a subterfuge way of destroying Social Security, which there are people in this country have been trying to do since 1935.
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I'm not going to betray any private conversations, but I will say that many of them know that this is dangerous. But rationalization is very powerful. And we all want to rationalize the position that we're taking, particularly at a moment like this. And so one of the most common refrains I hear is, yeah, this is dangerous, but the courts will take care of it. to me, that's a cop-out.
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We hope the courts will take care of it, but that presumes that the administration, that the president will obey the orders of the court. If not, where are we then? So, you know, I keep trying to sort of prick their consciences, but it's, and by the way, the framers assumed that, that this separation of power would be policed by the people in power to protect their own prerogatives and power.
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Good evening and welcome to the inaugural edition of Maine Watch. I'm Angus King. I was a PBS TV talk show host in Maine for 15 years. And Pablo, that goes to people say, well, why did you decide to run for office? And I'll bet you this has crossed your mind because it finally occurred to me after interviewing politicians for 15 years that my questions were better than their answers.
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In other words, there's writing in The Federalist that the Congress would not cave into an autocratic president because they wouldn't want to give up their own authority.
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Self-interest as a check. It was supposed to, that's the way it was supposed to work. But the framers didn't contemplate political parties. They hated the idea of political parties. In the Federalist Papers, Washington's Farewell Address talks about the danger of parties, but sure enough, within about five or 10 years, we had the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists. We had Adams and Jefferson.
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And so now what we have is party loyalty is trumping, excuse the term, institutional loyalty. Rather than fighting for the prerogatives, these folks are putting their party first, saying, you know, we've got to be loyal to our president. And it doesn't help that this president is notoriously vindictive. The current rumor is they're being told, if you buck us, we will primary you. And this is new.
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Musk will pay for it. Wow. It's one thing to face a primary. It's another thing to face a primary with an opponent with unlimited funds.
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So it's a sort of double-barreled threat. It's easy for me to say this. I'm not in their position. I'm not, you know, a senator from a red state who could face the primary. So I don't, I'm trying not to be judgmental, but I do think at some point, a line is crossed and people are going to have to step up.
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Lincoln said in a speech to Congress in 1862 that nobody from this Congress or this administration is going to avoid history. The fiery trial through which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. And we can't avoid this question. I mean, this is...
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This is the question of our time, and it goes to the fundamental survival of the system that has served this country well for over 200 years.
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But here's one of the problems, Pablo. I have found in my experience that if people have a general common understanding of the facts, getting to the proper solution is pretty easy. If they don't share an understanding of the facts, it's practically impossible. And in our country today, we have people living in different factual universes.
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If you're conservative, you watch Fox News and Newsmax, and you get on the internet to various people that reinforce your views. In fact, somebody said they had a great line the other day. People are now seeking confirmation, not information. And if you're liberal, you watch Rachel Maddow. Sure. And so people are walking around literally with different views of the facts.
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I said, hell, I can do this.
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I think it was Barack Obama once said, if he watched Fox News for a week, he'd hate himself. And it's very hard to resolve these problems when people have different views of the facts. For example, what is the crime problem among immigrants? Well, the data shows that immigrants actually have a lower crime rate.
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Recent immigrants that are being targeted by this administration have a lower crime rate than native born Americans. That's supposedly valid data from the FBI and other law enforcement.
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But if that's the case, then the premise is not correct, that this is a national emergency and we have to forget about civil rights and we have to forget about the Constitution and due process because these people are dangerous and running rampant in our communities. We've got to understand the facts before we make the policy.
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I'm now in the stratosphere of gasbags, man. Come on.
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Or the Dan Snyder Washington football team.
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And to go back to what I've said a hundred times, it's dangerous and it's dangerous for everybody.
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That's absolutely right. I was just writing something last night, and I went through this long thing about the role of the Congress, and believe it or not, my last sentence was, you know, just do our jobs.
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Well, now listen, I do want to make a little news here by announcing that if they pick up an edge rusher in free agency, the Washington commanders are going to be in the Super Bowl next year.
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Pablo, what a pleasure. Great to talk to you. I look forward to getting together again.
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I've been an independent for 35 or 40 years from the time I ran for governor of Maine in 1994. I served eight years as an independent governor. By the way, I found it was a big advantage because I could appoint people, whoever I thought was best for the job, rather than a member of one or the other of the parties.
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And then I had 10 years of teaching and business and a whole bunch of other things, then sort of, somewhat to my surprise, ended up running for the U.S. Senate in 2012.
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What I try to do is whatever I think is right. If I had to put my philosophy on a bumper sticker, it would be I call them as I see them. In recent years, full disclosure, I voted more often with the Democrats because in recent years, the Republicans haven't given me a hell of a lot that I felt like voting for.
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One of the points I tried to make in this course was that leadership isn't just a general on a white horse or a senator or a president. In fact, when I first was approached by the president of Bowdoin to teach there, he said, well, of course, you'll be teaching political science, right? I said, no, I'd like to teach about leadership because I think it's so important.
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I don't really fully understand it. And I think teaching it may help me to understand it better. And so Belichick and Parcells, I mean, the NFL is a perfect example. of teams that win consistently, usually based on leadership and on some change in leadership. You know, it helps to have Tom Brady or Jaden Daniels or Marshall and Lattimore, but the key thing is how is the institution led?
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The Washington Commanders this year are a perfect example of that. They had terrible leadership for 25 years with Dan Snyder. He sold the franchise two years ago. New owners came in. New general manager, new coach. Now, it was genius to have drafted Jaden Daniels and they held on to Terry McLaurin, but they changed the whole culture. The leadership changed the culture.
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And that's why in that class, I was talking about Belichick and Parcells, who were certainly major innovators and leaders in the NFL. By the way, I played high school football. I could have played in the NFL. I only lack two. We saw the photo. We saw the photo. I only lack two qualities. I would have been in the NFL, but I lack two qualities, speed and athletic ability.
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Everybody in Maine two weeks ago was suddenly a Duke fan, which was really amazing.
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Pablo, this is a really, really dangerous moment. And I don't like a lot of these policies, the deportations, the tariffs, all of that. But there's a deeper... danger going on here, which is essentially the collapse of the constitutional structure. The framers divided power on purpose. They put power into the Congress, into the executive, into the judiciary, because they understood human nature.
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And human nature is that if all power is in one set of hands, abuse is inevitable. Madison in the 47th Federalist put it most bluntly. He said, if legislative, judicial, and executive power is concentrated in one set of hands, that is a perfect definition of tyranny. I want to sort of vouch for myself a little bit. I've been giving this talk about the Constitution for 20 years, at least.
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You've got to have people in your circle who are empowered to, and in fact, in my case, required to tell you when you're full of s***.
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How are you doing, man? You've had a long day. You've already done about 12 hours on Morning Show. Holy smoke.
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I even gave it one day at the NSA, National Security Administration. General Nakasone asked me to come and lecture on the Constitution to their employees. And one of the things that I like to do is to demonstrate how the Constitution works. Okay, you ready for this? Here's a cucumber. And the cucumber represents concentrated power, all right?
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This is George III, all power, legislative, judicial, executive in one place. Okay, here's the Constitution.
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The Constitution is the Vegematic of power. Okay, so here's the constitution and you put the concentrated power in the Vegematic and then you do this.
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What's happened is, see, here's the Senate. Here's the House. Here's the Supreme Court. Here's the veto. Two-thirds override. Here are treaties. Here's the state law. See, it divided power up into all these little pieces. He's throwing it over his shoulder, every piece. That's the whole way the Constitution is supposed to work. And the problem is now the lever is jammed.
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I mean, you can't put it more directly than that. And it's based on human nature. Ancient Romans understood this. They had a question that summed up this. I believe it sums up all the political science. Quis custodiat ipso custodes. Who will guard the guardians? And the question is, how do you control the government from then abusing that power against you?
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And the Constitution is this brilliant divider of power that was designed to keep from happening what's happening right now before our eyes, which is the executive partially usurping, but it's also Congress abdicating its power and concentrating power into the hands of the president. Whoever is the president, I don't care if the Archangel Gabriel is the president, it's just dangerous.
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I thought politicians were supposed to be bulls**t artists.
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I think it's the most direct assault on the Constitution in the history of this country. I think we're in grave danger. And the problem is those who are cheering on this president because they like what he's doing, but they're ignoring the way he's doing it, can themselves later become the target. I said the other day, you know, you feel pretty good until the eye of Sauron turns on you.
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And that's the danger. The president once said, I think it was in his first term, I have the powerful Article II, you know, which is the part of the Constitution that defines the presidency. By the way, Article I is the Congress, the legislative power. Article II is the presidency.
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I went back and reread article two the other day. Oh yeah, what's in it? It gives the president practically no power. He only has one and a half unilateral powers. The one is pardoned. That's a unilateral power. He can do it. No checks, no balances, nothing. He can do it. I grant you that. It also says he's the commander in chief for the armed forces in times of war.
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I'm a year younger than Mick Jagger.
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But even that power is circumscribed by the Constitution giving the power to declare war to the Congress. And if you go back to the debates at the convention in 1787, August 23rd, they debated the war power. And some people said, well, a committee like Congress can't run a war. And others said, yeah, but look what these princes in Europe do, dragging their countries into war for foolish reasons.
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And the compromise was to split it. Congress has the power to declare war. The president is the commander in chief. After that, here's what it says about the president's job. I'm going to give you an exact quote. The president's responsibility is to, quote, take care that the laws be faithfully executed. That's the exact language. Take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
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The first item, Edward Snowden perpetrated the largest and most damaging public release of classified information in U.S. intelligence history. Snowden caused tremendous damage to national security, and the vast majority of the documents he stole have nothing to do with programs impacting individual privacy. But you don't recall ever seeing the work of that committee, right?
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So he broke the law, but it wasn't all that serious? Is that what you thought in 2020?
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If that's the case, please release that whole text stream so that the public can have a view of what actually transpired on this discussion. It's hard for me to believe that targets and timing and weapons would not have been classified.
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